A Working Girl in the Nineties

In the early 1990s, Yan Dongzi, a pretty young woman from northern China, boarded a train heading south to find work. With a stroke of luck, she started her own business, put down roots in the city, and fell in love with Hong Kong entrepreneur Zhou Jincheng. She found both career success and a dream romance. A local heroine, no rebirth or transmigration, slice of life, a little idealized, sweet. The author's completed novel: Single Mom in the 1980s In the eyes of outsiders, Yan Ruxu has everything going for her: she's beautiful, highly educated, well paid, and holds a high-ranking position. But she has one fatal flaw: she's divorced and has a three-year-old burden in tow. Yan Ruxu doesn't care what other people think of her. She just wants to raise her son well and live her own quiet life. This novel is about family squabbles and everyday chores, with a sweet, cozy feel. The heroine is career-minded, but not too much. Coming Soon: Second-Generation Landlord in the Urban Village (1990s) Blurb: Lu Yuanman has a mother with an exceptional business sense. Before the tech city was built, her mother got permission from the village committee to build rental housing. When tower after tower rose in the tech city and IT companies moved in, the area prospered, bringing wealth to the Lu family village of Lu Jiahe. Lu Yuanman's family ended up with more rental units than anyone else in the village, and she became a second-generation landlord who collected so much rent her hand cramped. Theme: A generation that worked hard